groovem

As discussed further up the thread, there is Chill which used to be SBS Chill.

iTunes is not disappearing, it is just being split into three separate apps. One for music, one for movies and TV shows and one for podcasts. This is only on a Mac computer, if you use iTunes on a Windows machine you won't notice any difference. On the music app you will still be able to purchase music from the store and rip CD's to it.

You're overthinking this IMO. The most important thing is to make sure all components connected to your AV system are on the same circuit, otherwise you could get some hum. BTW 6mm cables are rated for 32 amp not 20 amp.

There's already too many easy listening stations. Koffee introduced me to a huge number of new artists and the fact that it is gone is a huge loss.

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I listened to it too and it is now rubbish. It is now just a soft pop station. Chill used to be SBS Chill. It still sounds okay.

I haven't seen season 2 yet, however one review I read said that the fact it focussed on only one crime made it heavier going.

Dunkirk was my first 4k UHD, The Matrix was my first DVD, and I can't remember what my first Blu-ray was.

Don't forget that Foxtel was showing Netflix originals like OITNB before Netflix started here.

I mainly didn't get the 18th century flashback scenes.

Flowers is good but a bit weird.

If you are going to install a lot of apps or games you will need the 64gb. What I mean by apps is for example you install all the FTA catch up apps like ABC iview, SBS on demand etc, they all take up space so you will have to allow for them. I have a 32gb but I have no game apps.

I just started watching Unit 42, a crime series set in Belgium. The first episode had me on the edge of my seat, it was so intense!

It would be a lot longer from your house to the NBN connection point, so 20 meters extra inside the house will make no difference to speed.

I went on the opening night and I didn't think it was that good. I went back today and there was literally double the stock that was available on opening night. Opening night seemed to have a lot of people after the rare books, something I am not interested in. So if you haven't been already there is still a massive amount of stock available.